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Delaware State Police searched for clues after they said a raging driver shot another driver along Interstate 495 near Wilmington during the early hours of Monday.

On Monday, District Attorney Larry Krasner has started a new unit in his office that will focus on firearm offenses, ghost guns, juveniles in possession of firearms, straw purchases and other crimes.

29-year-old Takeira Hester has been charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault and related offenses after, allegedly, stabbing a woman and a 1-year-old boy in separate attacks on Saturday.

The Eagles and DeVonta Smith have agreed to a three-year extension that will keep him in Philly through 2028.

An officer fired twice at — but didn’t hit — a 45-year-old Reading man, who officials allege, pulled a gun on police during an incident early Sunday in Laureldale in Berks County.

A driver fled after colliding with another vehicle that wound up crashing into a Northeast Philadelphia home overnight, investigators said.

Monday is the last day to sign up to get a $1,000 bonus to be a lifeguard at a city pool this summer. The funds won’t completely dry up, however, as a $500 bonus will be available for those who miss the deadline.

Pennsylvania State Police, PennDOT and AAA Mid-Atlantic have teamed up to warn drivers to slow down in work zones to protect lives of construction workers.

A man has died after he was dumped on a City Avenue sidewalk after being shot multiple times in an incident that happened at another location, according to police officials.

Insomnia Cookies started as a side hustle in Seth Berkowitz’s college house. Here’s his advice based on things he did, and didn’t, do while building his business.

Mikael Uhre and defender Kai Wagner scored the final two goals of the second half and the Philadelphia Union pulled out a 2-2 draw with Atlanta United to remain the lone unbeaten team.

Pennsylvania State Police are telling drivers to slow down in work zones to protect people or face the consequences. Also, the push is on to crack down on so-called “burglary tourism.” Plus, jury selection begins in the latest federal corruption trial for former Philadelphia union boss John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty. And, NBC10’s Deanna Durante looks ...

Two men arrested in Newark are being called career criminals, but police say they aren’t stealing high-priced things like cars or jewelry. They’re allegedly swiping shopping carts, making off with tens of thousands of dollars worth of them.